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The First Debate

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Who won the first 2008 Presidential Debate 59 members have voted

  1. 1. Who won the first 2008 Presidential Debate

    • Obama, decisively
      11%
      7
    • Obama, barely
      20%
      12
    • Push
      11%
      7
    • McCain, barely
      23%
      14
    • McCain, decisively
      28%
      17
    • No opinion/Unsure
      3%
      2

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Sure. Let's see the links to these polls.

 

I guess the phrase "if I wanted to" wasn't a strong enough hint that I liked the motivation to list them. :lol: For starters, try the FoxNews poll, the Vote.com Poll, the Drudgereport.com Poll and the SurveyUSA poll. Finding the links is a exercise left to the student.

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I guess the phrase "if I wanted to" wasn't a strong enough hint that I liked the motivation to list them. :lol: For starters, try the FoxNews poll, the Vote.com Poll, the Drudgereport.com Poll and the SurveyUSA poll. Finding the links is a exercise left to the student.

 

With the exception the SurveyUSA poll, which was only of Californians and Washingtonians and showed Obama winning, the other polls aren't scientific, which was the distinction. Not to mention the national trackers show Obama polling as well as he has all year, so if he lost the debate, it is remarkably not affecting his numbers negatively.

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I guess the phrase "if I wanted to" wasn't a strong enough hint that I liked the motivation to list them. :lol: For starters, try the FoxNews poll, the Vote.com Poll, the Drudgereport.com Poll and the SurveyUSA poll. Finding the links is a exercise left to the student.

 

You made the assertion. The proof, I believe, is on you.

With the exception the SurveyUSA poll, which was only of Californians and Washingtonians and showed Obama winning, the other polls aren't scientific, which was the distinction. Not to mention the national trackers show Obama polling as well as he has all year, so if he lost the debate, it is remarkably not affecting his numbers negatively.

 

:confused:

 

http://www.surveyusa.com/client/PollReport.aspx?g=4e41a641-6f4e-4551-9394-c067418453c3

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